Recent content by RichardHobbs826

yep I selected studio instead of gameready and now have the 456.38 driver

To be honest, the Nvidia driver listed in the device manager is the important one and that is up to date. that is the important one. The workstations I build for companies don't get anything other than that installed and haven't had any problems or complaints in the 6 years I have been building...

I checked and in geforce experience it says it is up to date with latest driver showing 442.94. You are right though. I have been away for over a week and have not used it, ands now see this 452.06 online.

I am on the latest geforce game ready driver (442.94). The device manager shows the card is on driver 26.21.14.4294

Personally when it comes to required power supply, so that I can give my customers a decent warranty, I go over a bit, I think the 650W is not giving you enough breathing space. Up it to a 750w if you can.

Sorry forgot to list the specs. I went with AMD 4800h with RX2060. 16GB RAM and two m.2 sdd (1x 512 system and 1x 1TB for games and media)

Okay so this is the first time I have ever gone this high a spec on a laptop before, so two things were going to be a given. 1) It will get warm when running triple A games, and 2) It will howl like a banshee to cool it properly. You are talking desktop spec in the confines of a slim laptop...

Just to let you know, I received my Laptop on the 28/08/20 and went straight into device manager, clicked on display adaptor, clicked on properties for the 2060 and selected update driver. No problems, driver updated. Then I downloaded and installed Geforce experience and let it do its thing and...

oooh I have just ordered the 4800h 2060 optimus pro myself. Hope they figure this out before they start building it for me.